Focus on Schoolwear TOMBO
Comfortable sports clothing
T
omboʼs range of kidʼs fitness clothing consists of the TL69B Open Hem Training Pants
available in navy with white piping and in black with white piping from ages 5/6 to 11/13 years. Featuring an elasticated waist and open hem for ultimate movement. Another option is the TL47B Cuffed Training Pant available in a solid navy and black with no piping and cuffed hems from ages 5/6 to 11/13 years. The cuffed hems are a good option when playing or taking part in outdoor gym classes as the cuffed hem acts as a barrier for the wind keeping cold air out.
For those after school clubs Tombo has designed a short the TL80B 100% polyester microfibre. Featuring an elasticated waist and in colours navy, black and red from ages 5/6-11/13 years.
www.tomboclothing.co.uk FRONT ROW & CO Thoughtfully created schoolwear F
ront Row is full of fun leisure styles making it the
perfect kit for a schoolʼs clubs, events and even for the gruelling action around the school gym. Front Rowʼs clothing range is packed full of traditional rugbys and the kids collection is no exception. The FR109 kidʼs rugby shirts are available in six versatile vibrant colours – black, bottle, bright pink, navy, royal and red – offering full co-ordination through
TL47B BLUE MAX BANNER A growing tartan range T
he Prestwick Pinafore is the latest addition to BMBʼs growing tartan stock supported range which now incorporates a pinafore dress, a kilt (Kelso) also available in both junior and senior sizes and a skirt (Skye). The Prestwick, is a box-pleat pinafore with a fully lined bodice, an internal waist adjuster, two shoulder fastening and side zip. All BMB tartans are made from a durable 65/35%, poly/ viscose combination fabric and are designed to colour-match the stock-supported knitwear and blazer collections. A new slim fit shirt and blouse meets the brief for cool, contemporary styling and fit for back to school in 2017. Available in twin packs, these slimfit designs are constructed from a durable 65/35% poly/ cotton fabric, and is non- iron. The girlsʼ blouse has a narrow modesty placket with seam and dart detailing for an extra flattering fit.
www.bluemaxbanner.co.uk FRUIT OF THE LOOM
Testing products results in high marks
F FR109
sizes 5 to 13 years to adults S-4XL. This rugby will look great as part of a school or club uniform.
School and club teams are the perfect opportunity to have fun and learn team building skills. Distinguishing kids in teams is a lot easier with the FR218 Kids Diagonal Stripe House Polo which matches the menʼs FR212 and ladies FR213. Available in navy/red and bright pink/navy from ages 7-12 years. The diagonal stripe allows kids to stand out perfect for any team. The smooth fabric surface on all Front Row rugby shirts makes decoration easy and gives you the opportunity to fully kit out your team. Whichever style you choose you can be sure that they all have that Front Row quality and attention to detail and above all are thoughtfully created.
www.frontrowclothing.co.uk | 72 | October 2016
ruit of the Loomʼs schoolwear performs day after day, keeping even the most active kids smart all term. When it comes to developing the perfect range, Fruit of the Loom has certainly done its homework. Every garment is the result of years of testing, including real life wearer trials in schools.
The extensive range includes easy-care 65/35 polos, T shirts, warming sweats and fleece plus cool wear Performance T shirts, polos and shorts, great for PE. Sweatshirts are always a good choice for school uniforms again and Fruit has two great styles to choose from within its schoolwear range, a Raglan and a Set-in Sweat. Thereʼs also a Sweat Jacket and Hoodie great for the sports field and after school activities. Sizes range from ages 3-4
Kids Fleece Prestwick Pinafore
Kids Sweats
through to adult sizes suitable for older children and teens. All come in a myriad of school friendly colours and have a smooth surface, ideal for decoration with school emblems.
www.fruitoftheloom.co.uk www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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